Posted on 2/22/2012 12:26 EST
If you're in the market for any tech deals, today's your day. We have an HD Camcorder deal, home theater system, digital picture frame, and much more. There are also some nice deals on home goods: new...
Posted on 2/10/2012 13:03 EST
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Posted on 1/5/2012 11:13 EST
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Posted on 8/22/2011 8:23 EST
Cutting through the clutter of smartphone options can be tough. Our updated guide aims to spotlight the best new budget smartphones just in time for your back-to-school or back-to-work needs.
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Posted on 3/13/2011 23:15 EST
Cheaper cell phone options are easy enough to find, but you've got to be willing to give up your contract plan. In its place, writes The Post and Courier, you would choose one of several prepaid...
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Posted on 2/22/2011 11:28 EST
What is the cheapest cell phone plan? That's a question that probably bounces around your head every day. So here comes Digitaltrends to minimize the confusion with a simple approach that sorts...
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Posted on 2/18/2011 22:18 EST
Will the iPhone be cheap in our lifetime? That probably depends on how old you are. The New York Times puts the kabosh on rumors that Apple is working on a smaller iPhone but keeps our hopes alive...
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Posted on 2/12/2011 11:02 EST
Yes, there are ways to make free cellphone calls. But should you? The New York Times argues not, even after explaining how you can do so. Now it's up to you to decide.
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Posted on 2/10/2011 21:31 EST
What's the cheapest cell phone plan? Given the enormous array of providers and options, that question is a real brain teaser. But WSLS.com has the beginnings of an answer by pointing you to a free...
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Posted on 2/2/2011 18:00 EST
A cheap cellphone car mount is one of those must-have accessories for anyone with a smartphone apps habit. See how Lifehacker attacks this challenge.
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Posted on 1/25/2011 21:35 EST
Looking for the cheapest smartphone plan may be one of the most frustrating and confusing searches you'll ever undertake. So here comes CNET to your rescue, with a chart comparing the cheapest bundles...
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Posted on 1/25/2011 21:19 EST
Cheap cell phones in exchange for a service contract? It may be the devil's bargain, but as the Mercury News points out, it's a darn good way to get a smartphone at a cut-rate price and a simple...
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Posted on 1/25/2011 21:01 EST
If you do a lot of traveling, you surely want to know what are the cheapest global phones. PC Magazine did some checking and concluded there's no simple, or cheap, answer.
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Posted on 1/14/2011 17:31 EST
The best cheap prepaid phone plans aren't necessarily the ones you see advertised. PC Magazine has a round-up of 10 companies that offer hard-to-beat deals for the minutes you need.
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Posted on 12/19/2010 15:05 EST
Cell phone bills can be steep, as we all know. ABC 30 reports on a couple of providers that consumers say offer good value.
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Posted on 11/13/2010 22:15 EST
Who needs a smartphone when you can get a messaging phone for free, or at least cheap. Phonedog offers up four for your cool consideration.
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Posted on 11/4/2010 10:06 EST
A super-cheap deal on an Android smartphone. TCMnet has the details.
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Posted on 9/14/2010 9:57 EST
Here's another cheap cell phone plan you might want to check out. As the Associated Press reports, Wal-Mart is now offering a month-to-month family plan with unlimited calling. This makes cell phone...
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Posted on 8/26/2010 16:02 EST
Broadband bills got you down? It's time to perk up. WalletPop reports on a cheap prepaid data plan offered by Virgin Mobile USA that handily beats the pricey contracts.
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Posted on 7/15/2010 22:54 EST
If you're needing a new cheap smartphone, the next generation Nokia E73 might suit you just fine. A review in The Washington Post gives it a thumbs up, but notes that the $70 price tag requires...
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Posted on 6/4/2010 10:17 EST
Are smart phones the new loss leaders for big box retailers? It certainly seems that way. According to SmartMoney.com, mass merchandisers are offering these little devices at unbeatable prices --
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Posted on 5/20/2010 23:16 EST
Here's a tip, courtesy of The Washington Post, for getting the most out of your cellphone camera. Put a cheap "magnifier" in front of the lens. Hardly a Star Wars fix, but hey, if it works...
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Posted on 5/19/2010 15:52 EST
Following closely on the heels of the cellphone market, pre-paid plans are beginning to make inroads into the smartphones arena. CNET reports on this growing trend, which is another piece of good...
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Posted on 3/26/2010 13:24 EST
Yet another new, cheap smartphone. This one from Nokia, to be used with T-Mobile service. Brighthand has a rundown on the features.
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Posted on 3/23/2010 19:13 EST
Price wars are a wonderful thing. According to CNN Money, the price of prepaid cell phone plans is falling as the scrappy carriers fight to lure business from the high-cost contracts offered by...
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Posted on 3/23/2010 18:40 EST
For all you AT&T folks eagerly awaiting a Palm Pre you can use, your moment has arrived. PC World reports that the smart phone maker will be rolling out the AT&T version, with a few exclusive services,
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Posted on 1/29/2010 16:32 EST
More news from Apple: use your iPhone for VoIP calls and save yourself a bundle. The New York Times has a rundown on the variety of plans you can choose from. Stay tuned for Skype's response.
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Posted on 1/7/2010 15:59 EST
Going overseas is no excuse not to stay in touch --especially now that international calls with mobile devices are so cheap. Read this article from The New York Times and you'll find some sweet...
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Posted on 10/5/2009 18:44 EST
Vonage has introduced a new application much like Google Voice, turning iPhones and Blackberries into big time money-savers, especially for anyone racking up lots of international calls. The wireless...
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Posted on 9/25/2009 7:23 EST
Service options, cell phone models, calling plans -- it's enough to give anyone a headache. So here's a blog entry, courtesy of About.com, to help you sort out the cheap from the pricey crowd, and...
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Posted on 9/10/2009 18:55 EST
Enough, already! Smart phones, features phones, just regular phones...How do you decide? Verizon is betting bargain-priced data plans will entice users to sign on for its two new feature phones. Read this...
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Posted on 8/11/2009 18:56 EST
Smartphone technology is now accessible to the masses. A new phone from Samsung, says Brighthand.com, with those all-important touch-screen features, costs $100 plus a monthly service contract with...
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Posted on 7/24/2009 20:19 EST
You've spent how much for that cool iPhone? Now you need some kind of stand to hold it. You've got your $40 option and then you've got your super cheap options. Read all about it on Cnet.
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Posted on 6/16/2009 16:50 EST
More new smartphones on the market mean lower prices and more features. According to Channel Web, Nokia is about to roll out three new smartphones that are relatively affordable and stocked with lots of...
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Posted on 5/5/2009 18:03 EST
Does the battery on your iPhone or iPod give out at just the wrong moment -- like when you don't have your charger handy or there's no outlet nearby? iPhone Footprint suggests a solution to your dilemma:
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Posted on 4/30/2009 10:07 EST
Don't unplug that land line just yet. Get assertive and ask your old-fashioned phone company what they can do for you today. Here are some strategy tips from The New York Times.
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